Reston Hoops & Reston Volleyball

Reston Hoops & Reston Volleyball includes Winter House Basketball, Summer League Basketball, Select Basketball, TopCourts, House Volleyball, Select Volleyball, Clinics, and Open Gyms. Winter House Basketball is a friendly developmental league, Summer League Basketball is a community league, Select Basketball is a tryouts-based pathway, TopCourts is a free six-to-eight-week winter program, House Volleyball is the developmental league option, and Select Volleyball is tryout-based and more competitive.

Programs

• Winter House Basketball — Grades 1–12 · Winter season · A friendly developmental league where new and returning players learn the fundamentals and grow in a fun, supportive environment.
• Summer League Basketball — Grades 1–12 · Summer season · A community league for athletes learning the sport or strengthening fundamental skills.
• Select Basketball — Grades 4–8 · October to March · Tryouts-based pathway for athletes ready for more advanced play. Competing against teams throughout Northern Virginia, Reston Select requires additional commitment, dedication, and local travel.
• TopCourts — Ages 6–18 · Winter program · 6–8 weeks · A free six-to-eight-week program that helps athletes with physical or developmental challenges learn basketball skills and concepts.
• House Volleyball — Grades 4–8 · Spring and Fall · The developmental league option for eligible athletes.
• Select Volleyball — Grades 7–8 · Spring and Fall · Tryout-based and provides a more competitive experience for eligible 7th/8th grade athletes.
• Clinics
• Open Gyms

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

Reston Sports brings athletes, families, coaches, and volunteers together through Reston Hoops and Reston Volleyball. The leagues depend heavily on local volunteers to coach, organize, and support league operations. The leadership team includes Brian Legler, Pete Barr, Todd Shea, Brad Branham, Karim Daoud, Laura Shea, Terry Redican, Jeremy Lee, Khuong Mulvaney, Annmarie Swope, Elaine Turner, Josh Anderson, David Hawa, Stephanie Kaple, and Marc Simoncelli.

No tryout required for Winter House Basketball. Coaches aim for two quarters of playing time per athlete, per game, but this is a goal, not a guarantee. Friend requests considered. Select Basketball requires tryouts and selection, has no guaranteed playing time, and requires a greater commitment and game-day travel throughout Fairfax County. TopCourts is free for registered participants. Reston Volleyball House is developmental play; Select is tryout-based. Exact dates can vary by season.

What families say

““Reston Hoops has been an amazing experience for my two kids. They both absolutely love it! The coaching staff is exceptional, providing guidance and support every step of the way. The board members are approachable and easy to work with, making the whole experience smooth and enjoyable.”” — Caitlin Warren Reston Hoops Parent

““We have had great coaches as part of our Reston Hoops experience, including this past year where our boys respectively were coached by three amazing high school seniors and a dedicated father son combo.”” — A Reston Hoops Family With the league since 2019

““Reston Hoops has been a fantastic experience for my kids, who not only enjoy the game but also love playing with their local friends. The convenience of having games and practices so close to our neighborhood is a huge benefit, unlike other leagues where we had to travel far.”” — Trish Atkins Reston Hoops Parent

Last updated November 3, 2026.